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Hughes has filed for Chapter 11 after subscribers fell to 641,000. What Chapter 11 actually means for employees and how to protect your position during it.
Private sector wage growth slowed to 3.1% in Q2 2026 while inflation reaccelerated. What the Employment Cost Index means for your raise and how to respond.
Texas now requires new data centers to pass an audit before connecting to the grid. What the pause means for construction and skilled trades hiring in 2026.
Waymo has opened its Dallas robotaxi service to all riders. Here is what driverless expansion actually means for driving jobs and how to plan around it.
EA has closed a 55 billion dollar take private deal. Here is what leveraged buyouts historically mean for headcount and how game developers should prepare.
Microsoft gave every division an AI token budget after some engineers ran up thousands of dollars a month. What metered AI means for your job and your review.
Zillow cut more than 500 jobs, about 7% of staff, and its WARN filing shows directors and principals hit hardest. What senior layoffs signal for your career.
New Jersey alleges Amazon suppressed delivery driver pay through route control and no-poach terms. What the lawsuit means for contractor work and your rights.
June 2026 JOLTS shows 7.4 million job openings, a 2.0% quits rate and a 3.4% hires rate. Here is what a frozen hiring market means for your next career move.
Full-time hours range from 30 to 40+ per week depending on the agency or employer. See the definitions that affect your benefits and pay.
Full-time college is usually 12+ credit hours a semester, not an hour count. See how it affects financial aid, benefits, and working while enrolled.
Full-time work is 2,080 hours a year at 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, or 2,000 with two weeks off. See which number applies to you and how to calculate it.
